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Old   June 24, 2014, 15:12
Default Random distribution of non-uniform size spheres in a Box
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Hey folks,

I am looking for ideas of how to build a stack of randomly distributed non-uniform size spheres in a box (Geometry). This is more close to a packed bed geometry. The main objective of the model is to study the heat and mass flow profile over each spheres. I am trying to find which tool should i use for building the geometry. Once the geometry is ready, doing a CFD analysis should not be an issue.

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I try to do something similar
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